Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-15

will be because they deserve ii. From
this time OF heroic treatment will pre-
vail.
The Yankton Tribune is the name OF a
weekly prohibition paper to be con-
Quoted in Yankton by M. x, Weaver.
The initial number will appear July LIST.
Mr. Weaver occupied this field in Ysnk-
ton many years ago, but public senti-
ment was not then ripe for Its success.
He hopes now to make it a profitable
and useful enterprise.
General Hugh j. Campbell will crate
on the fourth of July at Armour in
Douglas county, where there is to be a
large rally of Douglas, Hutchinson and
Charles Mix county people. 1t is not
improbable that Dakota's wrongs will
receive attention or that occasion. as q
foarth OF July anniversary is q free for
all affair and a day when the liberties
of the people are more or less discussed.
fred 7. Evans, it,, of the Sioux City
street car line, was In the city yesterday
and Was shown about the town by Oh. B.
Harris, of the Yankton street car COM
pany. MIR, Evans expressed himself as
being most fayorably impressed with
Yankton. Mr., Evans has taken hold OF
the Yankton street railway project and
no will endeayor to begin operations on
the construction of the line very soon,
The time from Yankton to Chicago
over the new Milwaukee line is twenty
three hours and thirty minutes. The
time from Chicago to Yankton is twenty
four hours and fifteen minutes. There
are two daily through trains from Yank-
ton TO Chicago and two from Chicago to
Yanktop, which run through without
stops, except for meals. This is the best
railroad arrangement Yankton has ever
enjoyed.
From the list of places at which
Judge Trip % to hold court this fall
that of Chamberlain was omitted. The
following is a corrected list: In TyndalI,
Bon Homme county, September 18th;
IN Grand View, Douglas county, Sep
TENDER Goth; in Wheeler, Charles Mix
county, September 9th; in Chamberlain.
Brule county, October 4;h; in Mitch.
ell, Dawson county, October 18th; in
Yankton, November Sth.
At yesterdays meeting OF the board
of trade only informal business was
transacted, A proposition for q canning
factory, run upon in Ohio by Mayor
Teller, was discussed and steps taken to
comply with certain requests of the
canning company which has its eye up
on Yankton. Steps were also taken to
find out whether or not Yankton is
willing to put up the required guarantee
for the next t1remen's tournament. The
committee appointed to go to Chicago
to- meet the Illinois Central railroad
officials was disbanded, it having been
represented that the occasion Yves not
suspicious for such a meeting.
The June time table OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad company
gives the Chicago, Sioux City and Yank-
ton line o prominent place in its exten.
sive list and this line is advertised in q
Especial issue OF posters as "the shortest
line and quickest time between Chicago,
Sioux City and Yankton." In this time
table the Sioux City and Dakota division
consists of the lines between-Siou1
City and Manila; Sioux City, Sioux
Fails and Egan; Sioux City, Yanktor
and Mitchell; Trip and Armour; RocA
Valley and Eden. Superintendent
Beardsley's jurisdiction is considerably
increased under the new arrangement.
Fl Complaints are again being made re
r r lative to the Observation-Disclosures ferry
boat service. 1t is stated by responsible
parties that the boas neglects public in
~terests and that the people of Nebraska
are SO much Inconvenience by it's ire
Igularities that they are carrying thei
produce to Nebraska railroad point
when they would prefer to come to Yank
ton. The complainants allege that thu
boat does not conform to its schedul
and that the parties desiring to eros
the river are not ~iafrequently oompelle
to waste much time waiting for the boat
There are matters of vital importanc
j TO the people OF Yankton and OF Ne
braska. Our information comes fror
reliable sources. It is probable that tn
city council will have the matter Pre-
. laenkeS Ia IL for action,
III The we'll known Jim Brown, OF Hutch
inson county, who has occupied the u'
tice OF the peace Office in that count
\ for sometime, was yesterday exposed.t
. lproceedings for suspension from thu
office before Judge Trip. Brown WI
a indicted at the last term Of court Il
Il running off mortgaged property and th
N same grand Jury returned q write
accusation for malfeasanee in offc
against him, and yesterday J.P. Hal
ben, the county attorney OF Hutchinso
county, applied to Judge Trlpp for 9
" order ~suspending Brown from the oft
OF justice OF the peace. taking the Indie
ment and accusation papers as grour
for the application. Brown olaine
"a that these charges were malicious al
wanted time to prove it. The cou
granted him two weeks in Which to pr,
sent hie proof. The arguments in Il
!. case were presented yesterday.
The boss screen doors at the st. Gro